'the sopranos'
I'm extremely disappointed in tonight's finale. I mean, what was that? I thought my ultra shitty Time Warner cable had gone out again.
But from the perspectives of HBO honchos and 'Sopranos' series creator David Chase, ending the show without a resolution is pure genius.
If HBO and Chase decide to green-light a 'Sopranos' movie in a couple of years, BAM! Automatic story-line. The script writes itself.
If not, no big deal. The show will continue to live on in infamy and saps like me will be left to imagine their own endings to the best cable television show in American history.
But from the perspectives of HBO honchos and 'Sopranos' series creator David Chase, ending the show without a resolution is pure genius.
If HBO and Chase decide to green-light a 'Sopranos' movie in a couple of years, BAM! Automatic story-line. The script writes itself.
If not, no big deal. The show will continue to live on in infamy and saps like me will be left to imagine their own endings to the best cable television show in American history.
posted by Kent at 9:07 PM
3 Comments:
What?, you can write about it but can't pick up the phone.
I was ticked off a first with the ending. But after thinking about the episode, it was a smart move. Chase lived up to what he predicted, leaving the crowd disappointed and wanting more.
Controversial to the end.
I think that he was just being a "Jerk Off", Snapperhead.
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